-

HILLSBOROUGH: Democrats to watch State of the Union speech
The Hillsborough Democratic Community Club and its affiliated caucuses invite the public to view and discuss President Obama’s State of the Union address, “Our People, Our Future,” on Tuesday, Feb. 12, at the Pizza and Pasta restaurant, 930 S. Main St., Manville (next to Central Jersey Airport) from 7 to 10 p.m. ”This event is…
-

Local Libraries Selected to Participate in Pilot Program to Assist Blind and Physically Handicapped Local Residents
By Gary Cooper Eleven New Jersey libraries have been selected to participate in a pilot project, initiated by the New Jersey State Library Talking Book & Braille Center (TBBC), to assist eligible residents with accessing and downloading audio books and magazines from the Braille and Audio Reading Download (BARD) web site, a national database made…
-

HILLSBOROUGH: Student inspires ‘thank you’ card to PSE&G
Woods Road School Principal Jodi Howe, third-grader Kendall Kowitski and Eileen Leahey of PSE&G pose with the “thank-you” card Kendall arranged to have the whole school sign.
-

MANVILLE: Borough’s flood history: Missed chances, lost hope
To the editor: Here’s some background and history of Manville’s serious flooding problems. I would like to thank Mayor Corradino for recently reaching out to our elected officials so they don’t forget about us in the aftermath of hurricane Sandy. Having lived here for more than 50 years, the problem has significantly worsened over time.…
-

LAWRENCE: Children learn science can be fun
By Lea Kahn, Staff Writer ”Is that real blood,” asked Chaiyo Kosinski, as he examined the lungs and heart from a calf. ”Let me feel it. It’s really squishy. It feels soft and mushy,” Chaiyo said, as he handled the pink tissue in his gloved hands. ”I knew it was a heart. I don’t mind…
-

HILLSBOROUGH: Two ex-Raiders boost college’s first-year grid team
Two former Hillsborough High School players concluded their first season with the Misericordia University football team during the program’s inaugural season. Greg Zotian, a freshman defensive end, saw action in all 10 games. He led the team with two sacks and two blocked kicks while also recording 20 tackles and a forced fumble. Dom Picarillo,…
-

MANSFIELD: Vandalism incident shocks community
By Jen Samuel, Managing Editor MANSFIELD — Is your loved one missing his or her veteran or fireman marker at the Columbus Cemetery? Sometime after Christmas Day and before the next night, an unknown person or multiple people removed graveside property — namely — veteran and firefighter memorial markers. Approximately 60 markers were removed during…
-

HILLSBOROUGH: Debate on putting police in schools is needed
To the editor: A proposal to put armed guards in schools was suggested by the NRA and many people denounced it as a bad idea. I agree using the President’s children as the main point of the NRA’s argument was moot. Everyone, liberal or conservative, agrees the President’s children need to be protected. Although sworn…
-

HILLSBOROUGH: Dukes group to offer football, cheer teams for special needs kids
The Hillsborough Dukes is launching its 46th year by offering free registration for all cheer and football programs for families registering before April 15. The Dukes will also start a Challenger Division to bring the football and cheer experience to individuals with special needs. Pop Warner’s overall goals are to enable young people to benefit…
View our current articles
Stay connected to your community
